Chad G.
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All look like Master to me, number 4 is kinda wonky, I question it a little but IDK what else it could be ?
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None are oxblood, the large one looks like a wonky Akro corkscrew
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100%, so called "Miller style" wadda killer man, that's what my avatar is.
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Not mine but here are examples of all the colors you asked for
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Not Alley, IDK what it is
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Agree W Akro, looks like it's trying to be a patch at one end and a cork at the other, nice mib, agree W lazy cork
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Vacor IMO, I forget the specific name
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Jelly Lattice core Josephs Coat
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Two of my favorite Pelt Rainbo's
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1, 1/4" hand gathered monster
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yes
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Alley W horsehair IMO
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IDK they almost look like Imperials ??
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OP is CAC to me as well
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"Welcome to Marble Connection"
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A Pelt tiger sent to me by a verry good marble brother, Tigers are my favorite machine made marbles
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It means "Thanks" if you hoover over it, it will tell you
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Looks kinda like an Opal base to me too, Vitro Opals usually have a veneered patch at one end & a couple colors or I'd be saying Vitro
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Yeah, I remember candy was 2 or 3 pieces for a penny, the soda was in a cold water cooler. The store was about 2.5 miles away, just enough for me and my friends to get enough bottles for some candy, pop or ice cream. I'll never forget those hot summer days. It was great being a kid out where I grew up in Oregon. A little country store, only one for 7 more miles until you hit town. I think the population when I weas a kid was only 1600, that's counting everyone out in the stix to. Man what is and has happened to the world is a shame. No worries then, just be a kid !! -
Me too, I used to spend hours plying with them. It was different then, we didn't have a kagillion toys, only a few. I can remember Lincoln logs, Tonka trucks, BB gun, pocket knives, sling shot, hot wheels. We only had maybe 10-15 toys max but it kept us busy. Most of my time as a kid was spent in the woods or walking to the neighbors a mile away picking up bottles for candy at the store, I was a country boy and loved every second of it.
